AT THE FEET OF THE MOTHER
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In The Mother’s Yoga, you said The Mother does the Yoga and not us. She is anyway doing the yoga all the time in us, but we are not aware and are not open.  I take credit for things that are clearly done by Her in work and in me. I tend to remember to call Her during a crisis and forget during success periods. At the same time, I want to be confident about my skills and not to approach the work with fear. How to be confident in my work skills (computer ) while still being humble in front of Mother always and surrender with the opening🤔? Hope I am making sense.

The Mother is doing the Yoga. What is needed from our side is to collaborate. As a part of this collaboration, we put in effort to develop ourselves so that we can offer a good and strong material at Her Feet. However, we must always remember that even our strength and energy for the effort comes from Her

Affectionately

Alok da 

Reference: 

सतत स्मरण और समर्पण | MY 014

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